Are you ready for the Pageant? This quiz assesses readiness for a maritime pageant, focusing on navigation, safety protocols, equipment requirements, and communication standards. It ensures participants are prepared with essential skills and knowledge for smooth event execution.
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Anchor
Torch
Two fenders
Whistle
Rudder
Full 5L fuel can (with spout)
Bailer
Dry Powder fire extinguisher
Hand held GPS
Boat hooks
Throw Line
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Secured upright
Laid flat on either side
Laid down on its tiller side
Balanced on its back propeller down
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CFAV Joining form/ Cadet T1
Sleeping bag and roll mat/ camp bed
Number one Uniform white cap
RYA Powerboat Level 2 Certificate (Coxswain)
Buoyancy aid
Number four uniform
Driving licence or Passport (Crew Supervisor)
Swimming Kit
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The Killcord is not attached
There is too much oil in the engine
The Propeller has fallen off
The Shear pin has broken
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To allow the press a better photo opportunity (PR is important)
In order to maintain the correct spacing behind the boat in front (it is important to keep the formation as accurate as possible)
When towards the inside of a bend (as you will have less distance to travel than the the boats on the outside of the bend)
To communicate with a nearby boat (As the VHF carried on each Trinity is for listening and emergency only)
For the Safety of your Crew (as crew safety is more important than any other consideration)
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Coxswain
Crew Supervisor
Navigator
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True, it would be dangerous for a boat to break formation and try to manoeuvre in the middle of the fleet.
False, we have been trained to pick up our own casulaties so that's what we will do on the day.
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Raise the alarm immediately (by making the 'I am stopping' signal).
Attempt to repair the engine.
Use two oars to keep the boat clear of the rest of the formation.
Coxswain to give the order "out oars" and attempt to maintain position in the formation under oars.
Make ready to receive assistance or a tow and direction from a pace boat.
Seek assistance from other boats in the formation.
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YES, there are legal limits on how much fuel can be carried and the only way to ensure that fuel is transported safely and legally is for each crew to bring their own fuel.
NO, we will be able to find it somehow locally
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YES, all boats will need to be launched and recovered on slipways by hand.
NO, HQ will provide large numbers of people to manhandle the boat.
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False :-(
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